Luxury Morocco Holidays 2025/2026

The best time to go on a Morocco holiday is during spring (March through May) or autumn (September through November).

These months are when the weather is warm, but not too hot or cold, so you can enjoy the days sightseeing and adventuring in comfort. You can push these timings a little bit, but June to early September is when temperatures really start to build to 35˚ C and higher.

That said, even the colder months can be an enriching time to visit this country with December being the festive season and January and February boasting lower prices.

Learn more about the best time to visit Morocco.

A holiday to Morocco is all about culture and tradition. Learn how this country’s different customs have been shaped by its landscape and Arabic and European influences.

In Fes, go to the Medina and watch craftsmen use ancient crafting techniques, in the mountains create traditional dishes with a chef using locally sourced ingredients, or we can arrange a stay with a local Berber family if you truly want to immerse yourself in this captivating destination.

These are just a few of the things to do on a Morocco holiday.

There are a few ways to answer this question, with many Morocco holiday destinations offering something different in terms of culture.

In Marrakech, expect that quintessential Arabic influence. Bazaars, or souks, fill the streets with fresh mint tea, handcrafted textiles, brass lamps and many more opportunities to haggle as you sift through stalls of trinkets and goods.

In comparison, the coast is a balmy bohemian haunt, stuffed with hip surfer hot spots, smart boutiques and even a few cosmopolitan cafes. An incredibly laid-back and refreshing Morocco holiday destination compared to its stimulating cities.

The Atlas Mountains is another area of notable uniqueness, with the local Berber community and culture shaped by the mountains’ snowy peaks, world-class trekking and ancient kasbahs.

Whatever questions you have about Morocco’s culture, our specialists are on hand to help.

Morocco is a wonderful destination for a family holiday. The warm and inviting people will welcome you into a place that feels worlds away, giving children those important mind-expanding moments.

A brilliant location for half-term and easter holidays, being only a short flight away from the UK, and a team of travel specialists that have spent years perfecting activities for kids visiting Morocco, we can ensure an experience that’s best for the whole family.

Morocco also boasts incredibly family-friendly accommodation, whether that’s going for a family-sized suite on the coast or connecting rooms in the high-end properties in the centre of it all.

Are you a couple after adventure, looking to ride sand dunes through the desert and camp out under the stars? Or are you after timeless elegance, staying in private accommodation fitted with your own plunge pool and terrace? Or perhaps it’s the other-worldly vistas of the Atlas Mountains that catch your eye, from hot air balloon no doubt, as you tuck yourselves into this cosy corner of the world.

No matter what type of traveller you and your partner are, a holiday to Morocco is a more than suitable destination for couples and romance, with treasures hidden in every corner of this country ready to spoil you with its riches.

There are direct flights from most major airports and cities in the UK to Morocco, including London, Birmingham, Manchester and Edinburgh to Marrakech, with British Airways and Royal Air Morac.

No matter where you’re travelling from and to, we can arrange all the logistics surrounding your travel and get you from point A to B, leaving you worry-free.